One in six women experience infertility. Usually in secret. I mean, who wants to talk about the shame of getting an ultrasound wand stuck up their vajayjay every day, or the embarrassment of having to self-administer thousands of dollars of drugs into your butt cheeks?
A reading of the new work, (Un)Fruitful, (by Dora and Canadian Comedy Award Winning artist Heather Marie Annis), which follows three women chasing the dream of getting pregnant through all its hilarity and heartbreak. For those who may relate, know someone who does, or are just curious what it’s like when “trying” becomes really trying.
Selected credits: WaterFall (Theatre Gargantua), A Tonic for Desperate Times (Theatre Gargantua), Orphan Song (Tarragon Theatre), Post Alice (Here for Now Theatre), Christmas Carol (SoupCan Theatre), Remembering The Winnipeg General (Dora Nominated for Best Ensemble, Zeitpunk Theatre), Let’s Go (DMT Productions), The Money Tree (Dora Nominated for Best Ensemble, Roseneath), Bright Lights (Theatre Bruhaha), Emily’s Piano (YPT), By A Thread (Sterling Studio Theatre), and the Morro and Jasp series including: Morro and Jasp: 9-5 (Factory Theatre), Morro and Jasp: Go Bake Yourself (Dora Winner).
Heather is an actor, director, playwright, educator, theatrical and therapeutic clown, co-artistic director of U.N.I.T. Productions, and “Morro” of the Dora and Canadian Comedy Award winning clown duo, Morro and Jasp. You can currently see her in the web series, The Supers, The Stoners and The Big Bad.
Heather sends a heartfelt thank you to the Gargantua team for having her aboard this fantastic project, the whole cast and crew for their love, spirit and creativity; and the ever supportive Alastair and Valkyrie. Follow @corginfluencer for cute puppy pics.